LOKE, _v. (weak)_ lock up, D 317. LOKEN, _pp._ enlocked, locked up, B 4065. Pp. of the strong verb _louken_, A.S. _l[=u]can_. LOKEN, _ger._ to look, R. 1640; A 1783; to see, B 3. p 12. 62; _v._ behold, R. 812; Looketh, _pr. s._ considers, B 5. p 4. 135; Loke, _2 pr. s. subj._ regard, B 5. p 6. 171; _pr. s. subj._ looks, R. 1605; Loked, _pt. s._ looked, A 289, E 340; R. 291; 3. 558; Lokeden, _pt. pl._ L. 1972; Loked, _pp._ contemplated, B 2. p 5. 6; discerned, B 4. p 6. 59; Loke, _imp. s._ see, HF. 893; T. i. 890; take heed, D 1587; Loke he, let him take heed, I 134; Loketh, _imp. pl._ L. 1883; look ye, behold, G 1329; search ye, C 578. A.S. _l[=o]cian_. LOKING, _s._ look, gaze, 3. 870; T. v. 1820; countenance, B 2332; look, glance, 3. 874; L. 240; glance (of the eye), A 2171; aspect, 4. 51; A 2469, E 514; examining, 5. 110; appearance, R. 290; glances, looks, F 285; Lokinge, power of vision, B 4. p 4. 132; Lookinge, gaze, B 1. p 3. 4. LOKKES, _pl._ locks of hair, A 81, 677; 8. 3. A.S. _locc_. LOLLER, _s._ a loller, a lollard, B 1173. On the confusion of these terms, see the note. Cf. Icel. _lulla_, to loll about; _lullari_, a sluggard. LOMB, _s._ lamb, L. 1798; B 617. See LAMB. LOND, _s._ land, A 194, 400, 579; B 127, 3225; country, B 3548; _upon lond,_ in the country, A 702; Londe, _dat._ land, 7. 194; B 522, 2077, G 950. LONE (l[`o][`o]n[*e]), _s. dat._ loan, B 1485; gift, grace, D 1861. The nom. form is _l[`o][`o]n_. LONG, _prep._; the phrase _wher-on ... long = long on wher_, along of what, G 930; Long on, along of, because of, G 922. A.S. _gelang_, because of. LONG, _adj. (before a vowel)_, tall, R. 817; Longe, 3. 380; A 784; _def._. 6. I; A 354, I 139; Longe, _adj. pl._ tall, high, R. 1384; long, A. i. 7. 6; A 93, D 953, 976; high, 5. 230. LONGE, _adv._ long, 3. 217; 4. 172; T. ii. 402; HF. 1506; A 286, D 966, F 763; at great length, B 5. p 4. 5; for a long time, 3. 20; L. 2261; A 2084, B 3300, D 9. LONGE (1), _v._ desire, long for, L. 2260; yearn, T. ii. 546; Longeth, _pr. s._ L. 2286; Longen, _pr. pl._ long, wish, A 12; Longed, _pt. s._ desired, 3. 83; Longen (2), _v._ belong, A 2278; Longeth, _pr. s._ belongs, R. 754; 14. 5; HF. 244; A 2791, C 109, E 285, F 16; (it) concerns, T. 11. 312; Longen, _pr. pl._ belong, F 1131; Longeth, _pr. pl._ belong, L. 151; Longed, _pt. s._ befitted, R. 1222; Longing, _pres. pt._ belonging (to), L. 1963; Longinge, A 3209; Longing for, i.e. belonging to, suitable for, F 39. LONGES, _pl._ lungs, A 2752. LONGITUDE, _s._ the distance between two given meridians, A ii. 39. 12; the length or extent of a 'climate,' in a direction parallel to the equator, or rather a line along which to measure this length; A. ii. 39. 18; Longitudes, _pl._ longitudes, A. pr. 58. The longitude of a star is measured along the zodiac; that of a town, from a fixed meridian. LOOK, _s._ look, glance, 3. 840; A 3342; Loke, HF. 658; _dat._ L. 1605. LOOKETH, _pr. s._ beholds, considers, B 5. p 4. 135. See LOKEN.